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Everything Advertised are all Staple Goods.

500 yards and 12 Gnghams and Chambrays Best
goods only cents per yard to close. Printed Lawns
only cents. few embroidered Robes 20 per cent
less than cost. yards New Prints best quality,
and handsomest styles shown in Lamole
County, only cents per yard We have good
assortment left of the Worsted Dress Goods
advertised last month at IS cents per yard,
marked down from 20, IS and 80 cents. Buy
the best the Pullman Bustles: roll only Is cts.
rolls only IS A few Ladies' Jackets marked
down to the ridiculous low price of $500; former
prices So. SO to 600. Bleached and Brown Cottons-
Notwithstanding the sharp advance in cotton goods will
sell what have in stock old prices This sale includes
Turkey red cream and white table Damask Napkins, Tow
els, Pque ladies' and childens Hosiery Jersey Waists,
Creonnes Seersuckes and other bargains mentioned
GuRRUER sHorv;sviIIe W.
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LIE NATIONAL ENCANPMENT,- The
national encampment of the G.. A. Il.
at st. Louis i'll September promises to be
an affair OF enormous magnitude, not
WlthStandlng the absence of Grover
Cleveland. The veterans who will en-
JOY camp life are many thousands. the
parks OF the city being allowed for their
use. At low estimate 10000 O.. A. r.
men will be encamped in the parks and
squares of the city. The States at a
distance from Missouri will not be able
to send large bodies of veterans. but
gOodly delegations will be present. All
but a few of the smaller departments
have already established headquarters,
The roll of the encampment, which is
the 2lSt, has already been issued from
headquarters. Each department is en-
titled to one delegate to every one thous-
and members. On this basis the total
number of delegates will be $50. Penn
sylVania's delegation will be the largest.
being 80, while that of New York IS ~
and OF Ohio 36. Texas and Florida
send one each. The department of the
Gulf also sends one. Tennessee and
Georgia combined send two. The south
ern States generally are not represented,
except the northern tier or border States.
Past department commanders are hon
Orary delegates, numbering 264. and
making the total of delegates 654.
Many special features promise to make
the list encampment as much a success
Ill interest as III numbers present.
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RECEIPTS.


Cash on hand and in banks, August l,
Income from y griculturaI College fund, 8,I5O 90
Income from Remington Battle MOnu-
ment fund CSC GO
Received from E, 7. Healey, supt OF
Reform school, labor of pupils, 3,1Sl So
Received from Z. w. Cakes, Supt. of
State Prison, convict labor 1885 SO
Received from G. N. Eayres, Supt of
House of Correction
For convict labor, 5.O47.45
" fines and costs, l2O957
q" board of prisoners, IL 90
board U. S. prisoners, 40 &C
Miscellaneous, S35
6,9s7 O3
companies, inspectors salary and
expenses, 7O6 81
Received from fertilizer companies, Ii
cenSeS, 65O On
Received from foreign insurance COM
panies, licenses, 2,72s 90
Received from Judges of probate. fees, Il, 339 IS
Received from county clerks, judg-
ments and balances, 32,74s SO
Received from Bennington Co. Nation
al bank Div. Huntington fund.-, 800 90
1886, ~ 22o,7O2 o5
heceiVe9 from temporary loan' act 49, l2O,l65 90
Received from banks, interest on bal
ances 2,29699
H. K. Idle, Q. NJ. general, mill
tary stores sold, 5O4 90
Rent of tents, 500
Arms, tents, ETC., sold SS4I
T. G. Phinney of L. ID. Wilcutt,
contractor, for proportion
for use of steam drill $500
Pipe, paint, etc, sold, 300
Library commissioners, for pro-
portion of explosives used, 90 90
III. A. Huse, books sold, I,74462
Barnum, circus license, 1000 90
Z. W. Porter, revised laws sold, 267 70
- 3.S44 rs |
Total, $587,772 II
DISBURSEMENTS.
Debentures general assembly,
lSS6-senate, S 5.4SOGO
House and miscellaneous, 43,0l9,6O SIS, 800 20 |
Income Bennington battle monument
fund to L. r. Graves, treasurer, CSC 60 |
Extra state pay to soldiers, 2776
State library, balance appropriation
under act p, laws 1884, 22,7O6 So
Agricultural college, appropriation fo1
experiment station, $500 90 |
ment and grounds. on account of, 500 90 |
Temporary loan, 1856, paid, $4,000 90
AUDITORS orders, paid, 4Is,sl2 30
surplus money, 48I %
Interest
On registered loan, 1890, $3.50 90
=" temporary loans, $50 "a
Huntington fund to
towns, act $50, 1884, u,I744
To towns on U. 5. surplus mon
To town of Norton on its pro-
portion U. S. surplus money
since March; 1862, , 5G62l 2o,98o 50
Cash on hand and in banks, 2I,476 II
Total. $587,772 II
LIABILITIES.
Agricultural college fund (rep-
resented by state bonds fall
ing due June /, 1890. interest
payable to the college semi
annually. $l355OO 90
Temporary loan, 1856, TO- lG5 90
There is also liability to towns
for U. S. surplus fund, and
to soldiers for unpaid bal
ances, and suspense
count (old outstanding
checks, about, 10000 90
Due on approximation for Get
tySburg monument and
grounds. $500 90 23I, lG5 90
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-O-
Tbie il = regularly incorporated Trust ON,
many having its headquarters at Fargo u -, ~
the centre of the Red River valley tilc Snnt
the Northwest. Its eastern coIIG9P 'inci,,
throurh which payment Of interest ana prlHTJll
is made is the Montpelier Nat. Bank, Vi NUM-
pT The company makes specially Of ioah I'D
nancy unOn choice improved farms III Ihc lAo
Di,a.' V"iIev Loans are made for not to eNceeG
one-third fair cash value OF the sccurly lie III
net the holder and per cent. lIeLo9I ,te 70 the
seni-annualIy without expense or tfoIDle " ~. ~
holder of the loan. In addition 70 inc sLlSnss ~
of the security which is ample, IL ueslIe" arT
Company places its GUARANTY upon 1r Il y
loan that interest anu principal oii''i ~
paid when due. - ,,.,oot from
With each loan is furnished an abstract ron ron
the records showing the title to be clear anu Pc
feet from the United States to the mortgages
There are also furnished with each loan dlhon23
other papers certificates from proper sources C,,'
here are no outstanding taxes, liens Vi en-; ,Le
against the mOrtgagOr or anyone dloCtliIs -, -
title TO the land in question. IheSe loans oolli,
pIete in all respects can be had IN sums rang 7,t
from 5000 up and running from TO years ny
possibilities of loss from an investment III tLese
securities are less than IN case OF the oruinaly
mortgage upon local real estate, me Tatlo 90 oi
foreclosure to loans placed Is less thdn it tg %c
The Company and its predecessors during tne
mast ten wears have loaned large amountS III
This section of the Northwest WITHOUT HE
LOSS OF ONE DOLLAR. .-,o, 1,,
investigating the method of the Company anu
looking over the lands forming the paslS vi
these securities. returned entlrely silishcu lil
can fully recommend these loans to the investors
OF Lamoille County, whether IN large OF snaI
amounts as having been carefully placed by men
of experience in this line of business anu as
being as safe as one dollar backed by three uol'
lars or more of security that is increasing raIheI
than depreciating in value can be. l would re-
spectfuiy ask those having investments 10 MAKE
to write or call upon me and learn more OIL Ihese
securities than can here be tOlu. can MAXI =!
to your advantage to do so. They are being helo
with pleasure and profit by the best fnanclers OF
the country and feel confident that they VIII
H. M. MCFARLAND,
HYDE Park, VT
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FOR SALE
By Druggists and dealers in medicine generally

ANTI,APoPLEcTINE is manufactured only By
Pr. f. s. HuTcHINsoN g. Co., Enosburgh Falls, Vt,
<rice, $1.0 per'bottle, six bottles for $500.
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THE FARMERS
Trust Company,
OF FARGO, DAKOTA.
Paid up Capital. S35, o0oj nm
surplus,s $40 900
DIRECTORS

F.A. DWINELL, PlaInfeld, Vt, President,
A. H. HAAEN Fargo, D. T., Vi ;rTes sTer
GEO. w. WING, Montpelier; T. Ile'''''
CLARK KING, Montpelier, Va We
II NJ. MCFARLAND, Hyde Park, VI
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2 & Y e N ~ s.
NORMAL school,
JOHNSON, VERMONT

nc SCnoOl Tor Teachers. FOrty-Second term
eglns sept. 9th, 1887. Send for catalogue
a. ii. CAMPBELL, \. NJ, Principal.
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STOCK-TAKING OVER.
SUMMER GOODS MUST GO!

Without regard to cost, to make for Fall Goods
Will give only few prices sample
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-11
DR.. F. 5. HUTCH!HSON'S
N1Idde hdIh.l
a REMEDY IS AT LAST
FOUND

To prevent Apoplexy, cure Paralysis, Rheu-
matism, Heart Disease, Angina Poet oris.
Chronic Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, &C., &c. If suffering from the follow
Ing symptoms a remedy is
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-29

til9en @efeGtsFibrune2" unb ferner:
nBsftBt unfere Milia einige 8oriibung,
UNI i'm grnffalle etnem b~epaffueten unb
~ber5peifelt fdmbfenoen @egner Die
FStirne bieten au f6nnen?
Sic beioen 6ragen heanitDottet Ser
auaenl9einlih febr ebtli6e uno auf.
ri1tiee 8erfdfert init einem uHumnun,
beuen unb bebineungslofen: n9teinl"
unb er f6lieBt ii9 Der Nnii9t GIL, bic
aud gol. 8lad {ber Dberfe Breisri9ter
BET benz lebten sroBen Yreis Grerciren
in Waibingtou) fiber ben Wertb Der
Mili3en duberte, uno mel6e fir fIebtere
aqeroings aub niht febr I9met6elbaft
mar. Blad meinte, bas Wili5sS Ditem
an 1ib Fei Elm iebr gutes, ALIEN mie es
isbt bier in ben Der. Staten eebanb=
babt merbe. iei es re6t berbeierungsz
bebitftig. SIN grnitfa0e f6nne man
bic Wdli3 iebt b66fiens als cine &eierpe
fur Die poliSei betra6ten, ni9t aber fir
bic @ruab : glemente zines Bolts
peeres.
eolte Sob. Oalesbp bic Situation
in Chicago mi,tli6 fir 10 gefdbrlid
balten (pas alerbings febr iibertrieben
fdeinen muB) oonn tbdte er better, 1i9
nit ben Bunbesbeb6roen in 8erbinoung
au ieben, UNI bic Bereitbaltung bDn
8unbesmilitdr au beranlaRen, als auf
bic 3meifelbafte 0iilfe Der Mtili3en gu
bauenl
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Sin aantmamn in Der ltuteraaSt,

wv etWNiNNN%W ~ W. >tNkSAfSWUP
benz eurh Elm leibenbes unb fhreienbes
Sinh mebrere Rddte Der Sdtaf seraubt
murbe unb Der su Der n%eberteuguna ge.
lanste, baB Mrs. Binslons @cofbing
Sprup ssrabe Der artitel iei, be1en er fir
bas Sin6 b~enStbiste, taufte sinen gcrratb
baDon. Mls CT mad Sauie tam unp fei.
ner Srau bapon Wittbeiluns madte, mel.
serte Ge lid, benz Sinbe bon Dem @efauf.
ten gu perabreiden, ba le cine Nnbdnaes
rim Der 9OmSopatbie mar. Die nadfe
Nadt uurbe rieber idlafcs psrbradt.
Gls Der Batter oul uddifsn Ea8e mad
Sauie tam, fanb er bos Sinh idledter
als ie, unb ba es abermals cine l4laflcie
Nadt befir4tete, perabrei@te er pdbrenb
Der abUeienbeit ieiner Trau benz Sinbe
cine Yortion bes Gprup uub laste nidts
bapon. Die Nadt borauf fdltef Gaes
mobl unb Der fleine Sdreier ernadte
am WOrsen NIT beiterm @efidt. Die
Mntter par erfreut uber ben plSsliGen
w%unoerbareu @e&fel uno CbwObl fe ft9
5uerft belsioist fibl.e, ale lie Guftldruns
erbielt, ieete fe benncd ben @ebrau&
bes 6srups fort. @dreienbe Hinber
uno idlafoie Na6te iinb ibr isst unbe.
fannt. Cine ~ein5elne Probe NIT benz
Sprup bat nod bas 2eiben ieees Rinbes
unb bas BOrurtbeil Der Mutter befest.
in allen Gpotbeten 3u haben; rs Gents
bic 6laiMe.
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Cinderella gdbmb > gtpre.
Ode Of'9onfonifraBe uub Npenue c

panitl panifl panifl
nar uniere ioeben i'm Often anges asa
fauften 8orrdtbe onS6uben unb
l5tiefefn mRheH in "A Sager
berfauft tperoen, uno fsi
neA es uuterm Goitenpreis 4sa
Golgenoe BeiipieIe bienen aIs Bemeis
unierer beifpiellos <niebrigeu Yrsiie:
II berf6iebene Mrten niebriger Oerren.
i6ube su $1.4O(E n-grospreis 81. 75)
6anbgendbte 9errenfdube vGongreB"
gu $2.75 Cont ibliber preis 81.
grtrofeine banbgendbte 9errni9ube gu
$3.50 %(anbersDo 5u S. so berfauft.)
Snabeni6ube u. Gn0pftiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeine Rn0pffiefel far &uabeu So
(Mertb $2.75).
9amen.p antofeln Scr. So au nur
Is @ts. bas Baar (Wertb 81.
Seine Mdb6eni6ube BON @laees2eber
gu uur Is Gents (@ertb $l).
Rtnberf6ube gu 40, so unb so Gents,
bic anoersmo 80, IS Gents unb 81
foften.
gabD : S9ube beri9iebener Dirt, bot
rs gents an.
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6. S. @aaer,

POS Weft : 81 m 4 ra s E,
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr ~gemdbltes 2as
ger pon Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
BtIberrabmen unb 2etfe11,
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensM aterialien
aaer Mrt. Garben unb Mnftreis
der : M aterialien, Defenders
6ammers fertile gemif9te
Garben, bic beiten unb biligifen I'm
Marfte, ois unter boiler @arantie Der.
fauft merben. s # er. unb , e.
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
fdlasenbe @rtifel; porip 6err Miiler
bas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Weffen beg @taa,
tes bat. Muftrdge aus Dem 2anbe. uer.
ben prompt ausgeflbrt.
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California @eine.

Beinliebbaber finben ELM erDbes 3a'
ger BON feiuen California $ Meinen Bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Nlamr
plasa. 9err Mseper iudt bic Weint
an 9rt unb Gtele aus ui.b fauft BRET
aug benz Re1er Ter Weinai9ter. Mls
gutsm Renner seIinst es inn fteis, BIZ
belten Sorten aus3umdblen. Ct fam
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einenl
auten Sropfen nerfeben. &otbs unb
MeiBmeine in poraasli@er Qualitdi
Don iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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@emtKenIoier 9ampel.

Die 8eIiebtbeit urb meite 8eriibmts
belt Don Simmpus 2iper sc e >
gulatDr bat sewiHealofe 9eute bas
gu betpogen, naGgema6te @emif6e
unter elmer Dem Namen bieles Gabritas
tes dbnlih itliHeeisben geSei6nung anf
ben Martt gu brinsen. Sic meifteu
berartigen nnternebmungen fino Su
@runoe 9egangen, aber IS fommen bic
unb oa mieher neue berpor. Sir bic,
pelde ben eroBen Mertb bes Wortes
Regulator" mod nidt fennen, mag
bieie Warnung n6tbig iein. Sir bic
&ranten 1T es cine 9ebensfrage. 8ere
lange Simmons 2iuer +. Regulator uno
feb, Oh bic unteridrift: S. $. 3eilin
& So. unb bas sroBe rotbe 3 auf benz
nmi6lase fteben.
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8rndb 8rud! grnd /!

mirb unfebIbar turirt nod Der Meibobe
Der Dcftoren s. s.. unb s. Wiliams,
st. 2ouis, MO. Weoer Nisfer mod
bppobermii9e Mabeln peroen anges
tpan6t. Sofortise grlei6terung, unb
griinbli9e 6eiluns in tur3er 3eit. Man
mirb niht perbinbert feiner Mrbeit ober
ieinen @ei6dften na63useben. gtui
Wunf9 pirb bic 5eiluns garantirt.
2oniultation unenfgeltlid. WdBige
preiie. Spre9t Dor 3immer SO.
tiber Wolf & Mtarr. 10,9, tutu
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W1mmer,

meIde ibre belle Wannestraft unb glafisitdt
Settles DieOer gu ~srlansen pinfden, erbaI.
ten unentseltIi9 austunft iber elm neues
SetIberfabren. ipsIdes ii9 bis iett in
iebem einaeInen Sale sldnaeno bepdbrt bat.
GebanoIune ebeniO einfad ME biaig. Sober
fem sisener slrst. Bun nebt Gnpeifuns sur
Seiluns GRATIS. Wan aoreifre: NriDate
@ltnie 3 Di8penfarp, Is q. 0cus
ften Ctr, Netp Worf, ". ..
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umiere reuert Wi~ntertpaareu:
Clothing. SerrensS oiIettesG rtitel, lln'
ter5eug &c. fommen nod unb nod on
unD liegeu our 8eiidtigung Ofen. pans
coaft & 5obn.
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v@esen Mtasen unb 2eberIeiben giebt
es nihis 8eHeres, oIs Or. ausuft 26'
niss hamburger Sropfen. Sd bebiene
mid berielben fGon felt Sabren." -Sens
rieite 8ogel, Monroe, Wise.
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paneoaH G Sobn pettaufen
9e,rentleiber rs ia bilieer aIs It's
aenb elm 6aus in Der Stabt. 9ies III
tein Sumbug. ueberseugt gu9!
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unibertreffiide A~n3iebuusl
ueber cine bulbe MilIion berloof.
La. s. L..
Qpuiliana @tate Qpttern En.

Dieiss Snfitut purbe I'm Sabre 1858 fin
sraiebunos. unO BobItbdtisfeits . Speds bon
Der Staaisles,Slatur ssfeplia iueorporirl.
DurG Elm iiberfdwenslidef 8otum Durben itre
@edte elm absiI Der gesenpartigen Staatston.
~ftttution, angenonlnen an 2. December 1879.
5brs sroBeE 8iebunsen oea eiaseL
men Nummern inben monatIiH ftatt.
Die uater3ei9neten Banfen uno Hautiers
Ioeroen ole Genuine in Der 2ouiiaaa staats.
s@otterie, bic ibnen praientirt perben, ausaabIen.
5. ?. S8leatn, Brat. Ga. Wats Hane.
y. 9anaur, 'Brdi. Stote Wat. Bani.
U. Balowin, Yrdi 81. 8. Rat. Bonf.
@ari Rcbn, Yrai. Union Nat. Baus.
Grpbe nlpnatli&e 3iebunes
IN Der aeabeuat Of Mufc, Nep Orltans
Dienftag ben 8. 9ooember 1887.
6aupt9eminr $4,000.
900 5idets 3n $40 iebes.
9aIbe IS. TaufteI 81. 3ebntsl 81.
q n As~ q9~a;
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2,179 i'm Betrass bon $535,000
anfragen fur asentea, ionis Rates
fnr elubs f6nneu nur in Der Office In Neb
Orlsans seinadt perben. @essn ndberer Ans.
funft f9rstbe man beutIi9 BITE sanae abreHe.
Waan i9ide @elD bur4 Yofof Wo.
ten, GrpreB Mcneh Srber, Netu Nprs
We4fel auf Nen Orleans.
griefe NIT @urrenes unberdnbert per erbrtt
Dtr aablen erprebtofen.
W. u. Dauptiu,
Rem Crienns "a.
Nan a~orcffire resifrirts Brief, an bic
Seem Orleans Naticnol 8ont,
sep OrIeaas, Ca.
&bwarb Msoore, Maent.
22l aeeania Strabes San antouio Eeras
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Beiudtvta Id iu.saer.
2enfcbet, .gBisc. u. sGebruar, 1857.
aRit 9ergniisen bcf9einise i'd, bas Sbre
pr. Mag. aonig's Sanlburger TamiIiensW ebis
5iuen icon feit elmer q sibe non Sdbret In raeis
mem 9aaie augetpnnbt pcrSen Mitb roaren bic
GrfoIae, .veIdbe nit beren Mntpen6una ersieIt
suarbeu, TETS 5ufrisbenlteuenb.
Sobn @rmnbbofer.
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TnE CHARLES a. VOeELEa col, Baltimore, had.
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ptAanaH ;oeui6s
HAM BURGER
~ TR0PFEN.
atgea psrl1isStnf graakbtitfu.

portage, @isc., s. Sebraat 1887.
NIT gsraniigsi, Fam i1 beitdtisen, baB Or.
Niigua a5ntgt s@an;5irser Ernpfe1 mir In ben
petf1iebesfeH RraafbeitSfaiten fdon nitsges
sei9nets Rtetite g~eIeiitet baben iinS it6dte Id
si9t pbne ~bieiel5en jeia.
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hampton, Soma, 6. Teb. 1887,
Stre ivertbpouen Or. Muguft a5njq,s Sam.
6grger, 6alailiers Mebisines. 11sM5ei1 mir fdon
sl pislea 4Egntas!ffSSffdaaen groBe Dienfe aes
SsiHes. Ste ipirten INNER, tueiin arbere Mittel
tpirtungsIos iparen.
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Sin berber 8erluli bat Bier bic 50.
milie bon 6errn 70. Bonnet. ben 8rus
Der bes gountp. Rihters u. Bonnet bes
troffen. Sein dlteifes 2inb. elm neun.
idbriaer, munterer 2nabe, tletterte i'm
Spiel auf einen Baum, fttir3te berab
unb fiel uneIiidIi1srpeife auf cine Gen3,
10 BOB er innsre Yerlebuueen 5apons
trug, bic feinen Sob ON anbern Sage
sur GoIee batten. Das 8~esrdbnib
fanb an lebten Sonntag inter GROCER
Sbeilnabme bon 3inoera unb @rua9s
fenett ftott.
Sn piebras Negras tpirb pcn Der
giienbahn.Gompasni elm groBes 6otel
gebaut uuo ebenfo mebrere an Der 2inie
mad parras su.
Die Roblenmine bon 6arb, &ibbIe &
60. perfGift iebt isbeu Gag an go Son,
men &oblen gum 8ebrau6 Der 8abn
bon bier nod San 4ntonio. Der Sus
b%eriutenoent Der Mine. 6err g:org
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
A baseball sermon.

The Rev. Mr.. Woolsack, popularly
known as "The Deacon" in his SER
mon up the creek last Sunday made a
few remarks pertinent to baseball.
Pointing out of the window at game
in progress on the adjoining Wilson
flats, he said: "See that loafer with
the bird cage on his head, standing
like straddle- bug behind the bat.
He is not desecrating the Sabbath
day by playing ball, because he isn't
playing. He can't play. He imag-
ines he. can, Of course, and goes
through all the painful contortions of
real ball player, but in the devil s
score book he is charged ten times
over for every error he makes, and nice
record he will have when the season is
over and the time for his eternal rest
should be at hand. 1t will be sorry
rest for him."
Just then some one made long hit
and a shout went up from the crowd
eyes, hoopla |" yelled the Deacon,
raising his voice above the din |;
"hoopla till the cows come home, but
unless you raise your voices in ho-
sannas to the Lord you'll never reach
the shining home-plate of everlasting
life. That was long hit to center,
and l give his nibs there credit for
taking it in, but the devil will take
him in just as slick ON the last inning
of all. You may send in your curved
balls and smash the leather in the
nose to the right or to the left
field; you may steal from bag to bag
and slide in home on your pantaloons,
but finally you will get goose egg in
the kingdom to come. Aye, pound on
the pearly gates with your baseball
bats; if there is shadow of a Sunday
game on it, down to the the eternal
roast you go. Saint Peter careth not
whether you belong to the Snapdrag-
ons or Whangdoodler5; if you swing
the festive willow and pound the bags
Sunday saltpetre will not save you.
There goes another long hit to left,
and another howl goes up from the as
sembled multitude of dudes and loaf
ers. Chase the ball; aye, leg it
until your ungodly heels beat
a tattoo on your coat tails,
but my word for it, the devil will
never get away from your elbow. Old
Clootie is base runner and ball
chaser himself, and he will stay with
you until his dominions freeze over
and have to be abandoned for an ice
pond" The deacon made few more
remarks, exhorting his hearers to
shun the seductive ball field and the
trout pond Sunday, and announced
services next Sabbath morning and
evening at the Red Schoolhouse in
Sugar Creek.-[Oil City Derrick.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25

Los Angeles, and of the ruinous effects
of those poisonous habits upon the
health and morals of youth, we deem
it the duty of all Prohibitionists,
Christians, patriots and good citizens
to discourage and discountenance the
practice, and to use our personal kind
ly influence with the young to this
end, ON all fitting and convenient occa-
sion.
Resolued, (12), That w. Jennings
Demorest, in conceiving the plan and
paying the necessary expenses OF in
augurating the Demorest prize medal
contests, deserves and should receive
the gratitude of mankind, and that
we, as members of the Prohibition
party, will endeavor to promote these
competitions among our Juvenile or
ganizations.
Resolred, (13). That this convention
tender vote of thanks to Mrs. Lucy
S. Blanchagd for her work in the w.
G. T. U. Band of Kope, and especially
in training the young orators OF this
city to so eloquently plead the cause
of the home against the saloon.
Respectfully submitted,
Will D. Gould,
John Brown,
Mrs. Emma Brown,
Role Borton,
j. w. Potts,
Committee.